A Comparative Stylistics Study of Tess and its Translation
Abstract
Literary stylistics is a branch of stylistics that studies. It focuses on the application of linguistic methods to the interpretation of literary texts. This paper analyzes Tess and its two translation versions from the three stylistic aspects of dialect, ellipsis, and rhetoric, and discusses whether the stylistic features are reproduced in the translation.
Keywords
Stylistics; Translation of fictions; Tess
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/ahe.v4i8.2528
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